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Jaipur City Palace is a fusion of Indian, Rajput and Mughal architectural styles with some European influences. The beauty and opulence of the palace complex are praiseworthy. It is an ensemble of courtyards, gardens and buildings. Sawai Jai Singh II built the Jaipur City Palace between 1729 and 1732, with subsequent rulers adding new structures. […]

As travellers, we love exploring UNESCO World Heritage Sites across the globe. So, when we decided to visit Bali, the first thing on our minds was to visit UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Bali. We researched and got various inputs, some confusing, others outrightly incorrect and misleading. To add it was the fact that we

A one-hour ferry boat ride from Mumbai can take you to the Elephanta caves located on the Elephanta or Gahrapuri Islands or the City of Caves. Away from the hustle and bustle of the metropolis, one is metaphorically transported back in time to 600 A.D. when these Hindu caves devoted to lord Shiva were constructed.

In July 2017, Ahmedabad received the ‘UNESCO World Heritage City‘ tag and joined the league of Rome, Paris, Cairo and Brussels. It is not just the cultural heritage and monuments but the fact that Ahmedabad served as the cradle of the freedom movement in India under Mahatma Gandhi that has also contributed to it receiving

Situated 8 km from Ahmedabad is Sarkhej Roza, an ensemble of a mosque, tombs, water tank and palaces. This place’s historical heritage structures and aura will leave you enchanted long after you have left its premises. It was a hub of Sufi mysticism and where the Sufi saint Shaikh Ahmed Kattu Ganj Baksh lived. A

Delhi, the historic city and capital of India, has seen the rule of several dynasties, each of which has left its impressions on the city. The Mughals, in particular, have left a plethora of impressive structures like forts, tombs, mosques and several others. Delhi is where the old and new co-exist. The parliamentary buildings, the

The two UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Agra are the Taj Mahal and Agra Fort. The Agra Fort, despite its magnificence and brilliance, has always been in the shadow of its more illustrious sibling, the Taj Mahal, which receives more footfalls. But do pay a visit to the Agra Fort and the numerous structures within

The Taj Mahal is an epitome of love and is known for its exquisite artistry. This UNESCO World Heritage Site in Agra is a must-visit for every traveller and die-hard romantic. It is also one of the seven Wonders of the World. What is it about the Taj that attracts thousands of tourists each year?

Delhi, the capital of India, has so much to see and do that one needs to spend a good week exploring all of it. The city steeped in history has several Mughal masterpieces, exquisite temples and Rajpath with stately government buildings. Not to forget the vibrant markets at Chandani Chowk, Khan Market, Dilli Haat if